That shakeup incorporated some re-casting, including that of Henry Cavil as Superman to David Corenswet as a movie about the younger version of the character is in the works with Superman Legacy.

However, it seems that Gal Gadot, who plays Wonder Woman, may still be part of the DCU.

Gadot first played the role of Wonder Woman back in 2016 with Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice before starring in two standalone films with Wonder Woman in 2017 and Wonder Woman 1984 in 2020, both directed by Patty Jenkins.

Now it looks like we’ll be getting a ‘Wonder Woman 3’, with Gadot confirming recently to ComicBook.com that she’s been in discussions with Gunn and Safran about developing a third movie.

“I love portraying Wonder Woman,” she said. “It’s so close to and dear to my heart. From what I heard from James [Gunn] and Peter [Safran] is that we’re going to develop a Wonder Woman 3 together.”

Whether that means she’ll actually be starring as Wonder Woman remains to be seen, but she did have some advice for newcomers to the DC Universe.

“It’s such a huge take on and it’s such an exciting beginning to any actor,” she continued. “I wish whoever it’s going to be the best of luck, and enjoy the ride!”

Superman: Legacy will be released 11 July 2025. Keep it with SciFiNow for more news, reviews and interviews. 

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Where do we start with recommending a Batman book that hasn’t already been talked about to death? We’d like to call your attention to James Tynion IV’s most unlikely crossover, Batman TMNT. The caped crusader ties up with the shell heads to battle ninjas – what’s not to love?

While there are plenty of classic Wonder Woman stories to pull from, G Willow Wilson brought her Ms Marvel magic to the Amazon princess, updating Diana for the modern age with The Just War.

Victor Stone has always been a team player and while he’s had a couple of solo runs, some of Cyborg’s best character beats can be found in the seminal works from Marv Wolfman and George Perez in The New Teen Titans.

Yes, we know Flashpoint is amazing, but before that DC reboot, we had Crisis On Infinite Earths, and Post-Crisis, writer Mark Waid brought us some of the best Wally West, Barry Allen and Jay Garrick crossovers and it all kicked off in Born To Run. Springsteen eat your heart out

Justice League brought us a super-cool Aquaman in the shape of Jason Momoa, but before that, Geoff Johns took full advantage of the end of Flashpoint, doing away with the more goofy side of the character and brining us a regally imposing ruler of Atlantis in The Trench.

But what about the villains? If you want to know about Darkseid, you need to talk to the King. Jack “King” Kirby birthed the New Gods back in the early Seventies, introducing the worlds of Apokolips and New Genesis.

We just can’t resist going back to Grant Morrison’s brilliant late Nineties run of Justice League comics and this mammoth omnibus collects all of his JLA series plus the JLA Earth 2 graphic novel illustrated by fellow Scotsman, Frank Quitely (they both also worked on All-Star Superman). Keep an eye out for Issues 10-15, Rock of Ages.

What about the big blue boy scout? Spoilers, Snyder’s movies have been looking really heavily at ‘The Death Of Superman’, but if you want a fresh perspective on what makes the man of tomorrow, we’re fans of Max Landis’ anthology-style series American Alien.

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